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FOR SALE.
4 Desirable HcsIdcncc,

Being DESTROYS Of leaving Nevada !
offer my residence for sale on good
terms. The premises consist Of four
lots under n good fence. n well built and
neatly furnished frame dwelling h u,c
with nll Necessary out buildings AL n
fiuc well of water at the door. and ~
garden which is ample to supply q
small family with plenty Of vegetables
will sell with or without the ]huu.rhoIu
furniture ns the purchaser may dr.irr.
For particulars call on or nd,lr"ss,
MR% n. rmnnrZ.
Elko. Ang. 3, 1887. 3Od Exc. Nevada.
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An Cnrn.

Tho ORIGINAL ABIETiSE OtSrMRHr 1.
only put M In large, tSP.uuuco lin boxes. Ind
= an absolute cure for oil snc 9. burns.
wounds. ohNprei' hands, and all slnn etnr.
tons. Will positively cure Hi klnds " pilr.
Ask for tho ORtDiSL AHIErisE uISI'
hENT. Sold by .. ?. Mullyr =, % cents per
boz by nI1 20 o-hu.
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Record. UniOn:-It Is said lola has
written n new novel. diriier than my
that. have preceded it. We sugg st t.
the sensational press that they iinmrdi.
ately npply FOR leave to print it in II, ii
columns.
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APPLICATION FOR PAT
EMF.
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Us Lani Once At EnfckN. S'yal
Juy -. iS.T.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVtS I'll At Will.
" lam W Chisholm. VII ~ I~e-iIrn, rnd
post ONCE address IL sIIt L.,ac C.ty, In nit
fato County, Utah to- ri'ur,. has male supli.
cato" FOR a United states Patent To- the u /
Cloud" Lode mining cistm. siiu,:r in r. rlcr
Mining District. ElkD CmIniy. STATE Of S,y,.
ia, consisting nrIJJ linear feet Cfrbc I,,c
And surface RrwI Il 10 feet wife being La, a.,
-urvfy NJ. OAid describe lin the fell ro,c.
sud plat NJ tbs o%fir,Il : ryry ou hIr ir nm.
'ficS. with magnetic VAti,uri Mt A. ,.y,.s
cast. H- fpilOw'3 C~pmm'uciug a. ppst n,
the Souih-rA'i"rly crrn,r Of Tia clsim. .nI
running thence y - deg - MN " 1870 feet T..
pp-i NJ. ,, thr S"u'h .~S"sicrly c. mr. Of tho
claim. iT"m which Tho Section corner comm,
TO anh between SCI iUn- 81 Q audi0. Tnyn.
ship u y. Range 10 4. NJ. DiAbI, Meridian
b-grs 8 ~ deg W SO feet distant. thtnr, y n
deg a. min " GO feet 10 post o. ., the Norm.
W .t'ri corner ~ fhS claim. thence Ma do,
- min y 100 foot to post 80. I III, Sprlb
sSi"riy cor 'er OF tho siaim: thence 4 % deg
n min Ghi sci Ia sail po-t ~. /, Ia uIscc
# brginuiDg. containing = total srol II 20 &c
scre'. all Of Nbicl 1. clsimc aud nppiicl far
III" AT"A la cnp1 q with the "HlLn'' ,nI. In,
- not being 'Icuicd "r oyccrrcI from said
spp;iration. Fio u The miiIIy II tho s,si.,y
rnd linz 81 sald iiel G,nd lpio claim IA, Jis.
cV'cry point ~ said clSim bears y - deg "a
min " roo feet distant. Tho said mimi.
clsi u h ing Of record ~ the once Of Tho Co,n.
~ Itc CIDER - said Elk, County, Eeyad,. n.
Umsio Sccorlof ,fsaid miIina dis rlci, n, nIto
In EIkn County, Nevada. III nearest know,
locations being tao "~Nsinmoih' lot a; ,b.
".ig Uh'ol" lot %. ibe Clio 10, a ,,d
"Ut,ht western lode mining Gains in IN,
sAmo district,
Any mi al persons claiming . iyer.e,y an,
portion OFFS - icd Civud mine, or sur,,c,
grvund. are fsquisci 10 hlc their adyers. cI,i,,.
with The Register Of The unit~I sis,., L,,J
Once. Al EurckA. 10 the State Of Nevada. s,,
ing tn sixty Day publication hereof, ar ibev
viii be barred BY virtue Of the provision. Of
the statute.
D.H. HALL,
Register,
I tireot that this notice be publisher In ,ho
fspEPESbgSr Al Elko. New. The nswsp,po,
published nearest u aid mining claim. IN,
the period 81 sixty days.
D.H. HALL,
Register,
Dated. Eih", July o. iss'.
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For SRIc,

a hrd class hay ranch x miles
from ElkO for sale. Yields uno hall it's
Na'nc 10 hay every year. An excellent
stock rnngc ncnr tho premises. For
particulars call ON or address,
j. L. BUHSEn,
TIA. Elko, Nevada,
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Notice 80 Teachers,

The Board Of Examination for Elso
county will bold an examination Of AN.
p%licnnts for teachers certificates ON
August. ~, 81 and 90. 1887. All per.
sons interested will please take notice .
L. n. SroSE,
Co. Sup't SCHOOL,.
49,
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20 decided on the i.sns that il any Glenn
eney Was INTENDED Il would call forth
great indignation.
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resident POwuing oilers rs Special Premium IL GOLD MEDAL. value :
for the Best Exhibit in ANY Department.
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SAYI
What Do You Think?
WILL
You be wise enough TO profit by it when
it C 'm~s2 Arc you willing to help. it
slongr II you are. do not wait until il
bursts upon you unawareS. but do your
best to hurry aud push il.
THE

Only way to do this is to talk Of II; to
write Of it; to boast OF ii; praise aud
p~atronizs rTery home industry; keep
your inOuey in the country aud induce
others to com aud do the fame. Do
not pntronize outside in s%titutions in
preference to yonr own. aud before you
know it tho
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Indian Pony Races. Balloon Asoensions, E
Races, Stock Parade.

LADIES' GRAND TOURNAMENT, 49,
Friday, Sept. %, Wednesday, Sept. IS, Friday, Sept. 80.
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Trials of speed to be conducted under the auspices Of the
Directors Of the State Agricultural Society.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05
The Necktie Charm.

If there is one thing more than an
other that "sassiety" belle adores IL
is hobby. Something new in this
line is invented. every little while by
some fair sister. tor hobbies grow stale
and uninteresting in short time. The
latest out is the collection OF the small
neckties which gentlemen now wear,
and are used by the dear creatures who
beg them in most moral and senti-
mental manner. A small cord IL
stretched from post TO post across the
head and foot piece OF tho young lady's
bed. 10 which the ties are fastened. A
tie. when presented by, or begged OF, a
gentleman, must be accompanied by a
miniature card, bearing his name or
monogram, under which the lady writes
the prettiest compliment the giver has
ever paid her. The ties are arranged
artistically, with regard to color, and
the bellies OF fashion vie with each
other in endeavoring TO be the first to
have her couch fully decked. Each
night tic is taken from the line and
placed under the pillow to insure pleas
ant dreams. III at the end OF two
months after girl has completed the
task of decorations she be not engaged
10 marry, the ties are put into black
bag. tied with black ribbon, and hung
in an obscure corner. She must then
begin over again, in hopes that her
luck will turn. After marriage silk
Quilt must be made, and the ties are
fastened in clusters here and there all
over the top of il. This will IN all
probability remain thing Of beauty
-aaornmept until after the first quarrel,
when the sight Of the ties of his wife's
former admirers excites the young
husband TO greater anger, and he
yanks them Of, one by one, and throws
them into the fire. Cieretdnd Ne'cs.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05
Tn. Erect. Of Meu,al r.hnu.,,on.

Many diseases, especially those OF tho nor
vous system, are tho products OF daily renewed
mental exhaustion. Business avocations often
involve an amount OF mental wear and tear very
preiudicial 20 physical health. and the profess
sions II arduously pursued, no less iestrno-
tive 10 brain and nerve tissue. II is one OF the
most important attributes OF Hostetter's ston-
ach Bitters that II componsatos for this undue
loss OF tissue, and that IL imparts new energy 70
the brain and nerves. The rapidity with which
IL renews weakened mental energy and physi-
cal vitality 10 remarkable, and shows that its
invigorating properties of the highest or
der Besides increasing vital stamina. and
counteracting the effects Of mental exhaustion,
this potential medicine cures and prevents fe-
YER and ague, rheumatism. chronic dyspepsia
and constipation. kidney and uterine weakness
and other complaints Physicians also commend
II as q medicated stimulant aud remedy
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

ONE OF the forest curiosities of the
Isthmus of Darien and lower Central
America is the tree-killer Cmatapalo).
This starts in life rs climber upon the
trunks of large forest trees, and, owing
to its marvellously rapid growth. soon
reaches the lower branches. IL then
begins to throw out many shoots,
which entwine themselves all around
the trunk and branches, and also aerial
tendrills, which as soon as they reach
the ground take root. In few years
this gigantic parasite will completely
onvelop the trunk of the tree which has
upheld it, and kill il. The whole OF
the inner dead tree will then rot away,
leaving the hollow mdtdpaio standing
alone and fourishing.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

TO send TO the Chicago Ledger. 271
Franklin street, Chicago. for a sample
copy of that splendid family story pa
per, and after looking il over you can
make up your mind whether il is better
10 pay 80 for one OF the Eastern liter
ary publications or TO take the Ledger
at Just one-half the price. The Ledger
is the oldest, cheapest. and best West
ern literary paper, and contains great
variety of entertaining and instructive
matter, including page each week OF
war memories. IL will pay you to look
into this matter. Send postal, with
name and address, and sample will
be mailed to you free.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

To mention few of the modes OF
contagion, have to speak, in the first
place, of towels, especially OF that
abominable institution known rs the
roller-towel, which has been used so
much in asylumns where forty, fifty, or
more children use the same towel,
whether they havc granular lids or not.
True, in great many OF these cases
tho existence of granular lids was not
known; but even in cases in which the
existence of the disease was evident,
the ignorance or carelessness of the
persons in charge has allowed trans
mission by means of towels to be one
OF the most frequent sources of conta-
gion. As carrier of the contagion,
the house-fy plays an important
rale, especially in cases of young
children who are not able to protect
themselves against the visits OF this lit
tie animal. Attracted by the sweetish
odor of the discharge, it will settle
upon the eyes of children affected with
the disease, especially infants, and
carry the contagion in its claws TO the
other eye or the eyes Of sleeping in
fants. Medical and Surgicdl Record.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

WHEN babe is born in any house in
Turkey there is great rejoicing If il be
n boy. less IL girl. The wife is proud
for while; bat Turkish women are
not good mothers; they are too child
like themselves. When a girl is born
TO Sultan they fire seven guns; when
a boy, twenty-one. The boys die early (;
the girls are more apt to live. This is
supposed to be divine interposition OF
Providence to prevent too many claim
ants 10 the throne. Babies are dressed
like mummies in swaddling-clothes for
six months. Then the boys are put in
trousers, sometimes in generals or
colonels uniform, regularly made.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05
A Funny Little Boy.

How funny grave little boy can be
and what an interesting thing il would
be il one could only manage TO fathom
some of the blind depths of his mental
processes A young dame was super
vsing the summing of her baby in a
quiet Back Bay street the other morn
ing, when in her walk she encountered
a small and serious boy. He brought
the carriage to halt and made long
and apparently satisfing inspection I;
then he turned TO the mother, and
said:
ais this your baby, ma'am?"
EYES," said she, 1T is"
"Ahl And how old is it?'
Eight months.
Eight monthsl Ahl Well. will you
wait a minute please?" And then
master boy dived down into his pocket
and brought up an assortment of little
cards with the numbers printed upon
them, and, selecting one upon which n
fat eight stood out, he presented it
with n severe bow, saying: well, will
you take this, then ?" and walked inn
perturbably away. Boston Beacon.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

When you visit or leave New York City. save
baggage, cxprcssage, and % carriage hire, and
stop At the Grand Union Hotel, opposits
Grand Central Depot
0lS rooms, fitted up At cost OF one million
dollars, sl and upwards per day European
plan Elevator Restaurant supplied with the
best Horse cars, stages and elevated rail-
road 10 all depots. Families can live better for
less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at
any other first-class hotel In the city
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

MENsMAS's Peptonized Beef Tonic, the only
preparation OF beef containing its entire nw-
fyifi0us properties IL contains blood making,
force generating, and life sustaining proper
ties, invaluable for indigestion, dyspepsia,
nervous prostration. and all forms OF general
debility; also In all enfeebled conditions,
whether the work OF exhaustion, nervous pros
tration, overwork, or acute disease. particu-
larly II resulting from pulmonary complaints.
Sold by druggists.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

Many . case supposed 70 be radical lung
disease II really one OF liver complaint and in
digestion, but unless that diseased liver can
be- restored 70 healthy action, it win 30 clog the
lungs with corrupting matter ~ 20 bring on
their speedy decay, and then indeed We have
consumption which 10 scrofula OF the lungs,
in its worst form Nothing can be moro hap
PLY calculated TO nip this danger in the bud
than is DIR. Pierces Golden Medical Discoy-
cry" BY druggists
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05
Five Hundred Dollars

IL the sum DIR. Pierce offers for the detection
OF any caiomel OF other mineral poison or in
furious drug, in his justly celebrated .Pleas-
ant Purgative Pallets" Thoy are about tho
size Of mustard seed therefore easily taken,
while their operation is unattended by any
gripping pain. Biliousness, sick headache, bad
taste in the mouth. and jaundice, yield at once
before these @little giants.r OF your druggist
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05
Tho Cost OF Irnornncn.

Absence OF knowledge az the fact that
physical and mental weakness, indigestion,
impure blood, and sick headache can be avert
ed by DIR. Hartor's Iron Tonic, coats millions
OF money annually for uncertain and unre-
liable decoctona.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

Without wishing TO investigate, II you are
wise. Send your address 20 HAllett 4 Co,
Portland, Maine, aud you will receive, free,
full information about work that You can do,
and live at home, wherever you are located, at
which you can earn from s. 70 SIS and up
wards daily. Some have earned over $50 in a
day. Capital not required; you are started
free. All IL new. Bosh sexes; all ages Snug
little fortunes await all workers
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

."Rough on Dirt" is unequaled for dish-
washing, house and paint cleaning. cleaning
windows, pals. pans, knives. forks, iewelry.
wash basins, bath tubs. sinks, water closets,
etc. Cuts the dirt without injury or discolora-
tion. Keep IL ON the wash and toilet stands.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

-RouoH ON Rats" clears out rats, mice. i5c.
Rough ON Corns. hard or soft corns. i5c.
Rough ON Toothachc." Instant relief. l5c.
.Rough on Coughs" Trochos l0c liquid. 25c.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

"RoUoH on Bile Pills" Little. but good. ioc, 2jc.
Rough on Itch" euros humors, eruptions, tettSs.
Rough on Worms Sure cure. 25c.
-Rough on Pain" Plaster. porosed. loc. Best.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

-RouaH on Pain Plaster. porosed. ioc. Best
Rough on Pain" liquid. quick cure. 20c.
Rough ON catarrh.- Cures all. worst cases soc.
Rough ON Piles Sure cure. SOC. Druggists.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

sBRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHrs" are excel
lent for the relief OF Hoarseness or Sore
Throat Tbcy are exceedingly elective
Christian World, London, Eng.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

'.Rough on Dirt" for tho toilet bath or
shampoo Perfectly harmless. Nice for wash
ing infants, children. or adults. For miners.
grimes tho clothing and hsnds. Invaluable in
hospitals, asylums. and prisons as a disinfect-
ant and puriher.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

STRANGE but true: A word In season is
scarcely ever spoken by a man in apeppery
frame of mind.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

THROAT troubles yield promptly TO Red
Star Cough Cure, as vouched for by U. s.
Architect Clark. It's ingredients are purely
vegetable and free from opiatcs. 20 cents.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

THERE is a report around, Jinks, that
You have inherited a landed estate" at Is
groundless, my dear fellow"
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

, ESerxEERs are frequently troubled by
the oil sticking TO the inside OF the glass
In light feed oil cups. A simple rem
edv Is said TO be found in coating the
inside of such cups with glycerine, TAX
ING care that every part is covered.
The surest way is TO fill the glass with
clvcerine, and then carefully drain 1t.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

A NEGRO minstrel. when asked what his
trade was. responded that he was a caulker.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

THE sFAvorits Prescription" OF DR. Pierce
cures .fcmale weakness" and kindred snec-
tions BY druggists.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

q months treatment for 500. Plso's Rem
edy for Catarrh. Sold by druggists.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

IN the Unilod States Senate. during n re-
cont debate. senator Vest. of Missouri, paid
4 high tributy 20 the merits OF -. Jacobs
oil. Other -omincnt men have also found
n nrxrans~rrHts cure Of rheumatism and
rice, fifty cents bottle.
The diamond drill., 1887-02-05

A MAN who fines a good deal TO talk
about--a police Judge.
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State News.

The farm buildings of Charles Thayer,
of Pari, were burned the 22nd The up
setting of Kerosene lantern caused the
fire Loss 81 600 on the hrilding>
Fifteen tons Of hay and so" worth Of re-
pairing material We're also burned
BY request Of THE bank officials Charles
f stain and John Harvey went to Win
throp and were consulted in regard to the
robbing OF the bank
There was hight Of black ducks
over Bangor sunday night the 2jr'. and
probably attracted by the electric lights
some of them flew down and were injured
Nv >trikin. various substances. one very
nearly hit John Robinson, .Ir.. who
was walking on the street, on the head,
and fell into the gutter. He picked up the
bird and carried it home. Another. with
- wing injured was found on Center
street
The treasury department announces
that 1t will from this date suspend the
issue Of silver certificates or other paper
currency ii denominations below n. The
excuse given H. that the bureau nt print
ing ana engraving j. unable ~ supply the
notes at present This order extends to
all ,ub-trra~ur.c- Nn date is tNed for
rc>uming the issue If tn" small notes
Boalc Post. &. \ r.. Of Bangor
Tuesday evening. nrt -. gnyc Colonel \.
Il FaruAam 4 farewell diuucr previous %
Ill., departure for California where he VIII
reside n thr future. Speeches were made
~ lion Hannibal Ilamln. Congressman
Bautcilc Dr 4 & IIamlin General
Charlie, Ilamjiu Professor Ncwal and W.
II Wharf Of san Francisco, formerly Of
Bangor
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Reducing H.s Flesh.

.t... A.o.lm. whose great H,~l he,aue
... ...r..,f. declared thar l,. would a3ri him
,.t
N.. H, >4ai 20 las N I'D. via! / keep
..t..~ s.t III -uris t,a~ Mig As burt,t
t.u..-t II a..rsla.- vt u5 Dr.u- ta"
.t# ,.,f t.y t...a ID t...tui- ID
....lg, al au ,lnuuoa- appetite.
\av lal can't ~, i free u.u au3 ai-
Dian H- aar,tf,y ,3 control iam \, Nu.
Ills a...u .ttl, t.rs toast and q lr" G,4t~
at..r t4.~ ii. rc .au-cl ID lta -a.u4
....ss town a4HH- like ara engine.
t.r ~rtrr..- days lte t"l"n' ,'ri o-
i.~ t.-. aut -rit> II, would dream. ul
fa .,rf.-tr4h- ami ghnp~ ri trn. -tn-
-.f..ru.-~. auu nan. n, h.~ wn H."H
t.tvH uu,.t.-.. ..ti-., stopped 100 Il.Ht
sE4 .4tt>t. restaurant tp ,,atci huu-r
n. ,4t .ui-cl can-H-.. Iterr urs-
,..k ui, spa. IS -r,a' duu..- Asa
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tH.r H.t-.... toward H3lu. and pgf5-Aci l.
,l,u l, .~,.s,r,I that i' VA % H.lI of
ta lN. Gr~t SUNDAY might after tar
t...f5.l-. -.ut tl, frlH., heattyudcd church..
pHl.r. a,. u,cltutd. an, could ~lt lrc. ir,a
suggestion 81 something 4. 'A' IT,
..kui around ia 1he l4t m,u. and ssar-
t..r..t 5. tlef were hungry, ana hl~ muufA
ua..5,E when ae -adIcni} remembered
I4t5.z ~..u g.. roast ri- >1Iurs h,r, darling
RID. .4s ih, minister arcs" amt began Z"
l.. atYut ,a- lun~ supper He Wa~
IMAGINATIVE. aul had fh, janl. stocked
.utta.8l .N,. t.,l.c..rse~ vi the season H.
-iult.of fa, }rni~su ~te" into which tHy
t+tr..lt.r >.n.raI Nltil T4L- master. AiI BE
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Commenting upon the Memorial ON
Church Unity" recently submitted ~ Ger
tain eminent Presbyterian clergymen to the
Presbytcry Of New York. IN response t."
the ovcrturc> from the Episcopal Church,
the ErdAqrijSf says;
1T is our privilege to live in an age
when all divisiye tendencies are dying out
among Prote>tantS. and when the scores
and possibly hundreds OF sects IN which
Protestant Christianity j. divided are feel
ing the higher sense Of unity, and draw
Ing voluntarily closer and closer togeth-
err We are standing, doubtless among what
must be described a. only the beginnings
of this unifying process; but it Is a great
privilege to stand together with our Chris
tian brethren OF every name here, rather
than to be facing them in hostile array.
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III must win my way TO perfectne~s
In the sad path Of suffering. like Him
a. -, Iau. III.

III must win nv way 10 perftctnc~s
In the sad path of suffering. like Him
The o>ertlowing river of whose life
Touched the flood mark of humanity
on the " hite pillars of the heavenly throne,
Then welcome evil. WelcoRe sickness. toll,
sorrow aud pain the fear and fact Of death.
Father Israel seeing and rcgretting the
conclusions to which his children had ar
rived threw out this question which He
evidently thought would overthrow all the
tine arguments of his son-in law. which he
regarded a. but little short of hereSy:
And welcome sin:
And Ruth too, fearful that She had
overlooked something of vital Importance
repeated her fathers question with cmpha-
~i~ An David, welcome sin;"
10 these very pertinent questions David
made tic following matchlc>N reply
The fact 81 siu-So much it must needs be
Offences come: il Woe to him by whom,
Then with good reason; bat the fact of sin
Unlocked the door 10 highest destiny,
That Christ might enter in and lead the WAY
God loycs not sin. nor but in the throng
OF evils ihdt a>~aii Us, there are none
That Weld their strength TO Virtue, struggling
arm.
With such muniticcut reward of power
A. great temptations. We may y IN by toll
Endurance. SANITY fortltude by pain:
~ sickness. patience, faith aud trust 10y fear;
Bot the great stimulus hjch spurs TO life.
-tui crowds to generous Development
Zach rha>tcued power aud passion Of the soul,
l. the temptation Of the soul to sin,
Resisted. aud ro-conIucr, j, cNtrnorc.
Ii Is this evil in thr world. this evil
which often :, only another name for the
penalty which comes to rs Whenever We
di~nhc, tho laws nf our being which.
thrm.h dj>ciplue a. uf fire, \ ~InwA hnt
surely makiu. the world better Tcinpta-
fipu~ have a mission in the world: and.